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| Foreword | |
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| Established Harmonies: A Diminished Seventh in Need of Resolution (The Possibility of a New Direction) | |
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| Established Harmonies | |
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| The Diminished Seventh | |
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| Resolving the Diminished Seventh | |
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| Continuity or Discontinuity? | |
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| Entertaining the Notion of a New Key: A Roman Catholic Journey | |
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| Anticipations of a New Key: A Protestant/Orthodox Journey | |
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| The Possibility of Attentiveness to Theology in a New Key | |
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| A Challenge to the Established Harmonies: "The View from Below" (Liberation as a New/Old Note) | |
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| A Geographical Historical Excursion: From Medellin 1968 to Santiago 1972 | |
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| Characteristics of "The View from Below" | |
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| A Different Starting Point: The Poor | |
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| A Different Interlocutor: The Nonperson | |
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| A Different Set of Tools: The Social Sciences | |
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| A Different Analysis: The Reality of Conflict | |
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| A Different Mode of Engagement: Praxis | |
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| A Different Theology: The "Second Act" | |
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| A Note Still to Be Sounded | |
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| The Melodic Stridency of Scripture: Marx, Luke, and John (From a Hermeneutic of Suspicion to a Hermeneutic of Engagement) | |
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| The Beneficial Effects of Stridency | |
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| Recognizing Our "Ideological Captivity" | |
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| "Hermeneutical Suspicion" | |
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| "Hermeneutical Circulation" | |
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| A Hermeneutic of Hope | |
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| The God Who Takes Sides | |
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| "To Know God Is to Do Justice" | |
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| The True Worship | |
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| Liberty to the Oppressed | |
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| The Judgment of the Nations | |
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| A Hermeneutic of Engagement | |
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| Chords of Discord: A Twelve-Tone Scale of Sorts (A Critique of Critiques: Pros and Cons, Sharps and Flats) | |
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| An Eightfold Sequence of Critiques | |
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| Defensive Critiques | |
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| Total Rejection Critiques | |
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| Oversimplified Critiques | |
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| Pseudo-Issue Critiques | |
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| Reductionist Critiques | |
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| Methodological Critiques | |
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| Co-optation Critiques | |
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| Dialogical Critiques | |
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| From Critiques to Creative Appropriation | |
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| "How Shall We Sing the Lord's Song in a Strange Land?": Discovering the Word of God for Us (What Can We Learn from Elsewhere for Our Situation?) | |
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| Rehearing "the Lord's Song"--A Threat and a Challenge | |
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| Resinging Our Own Song--A More Ample Orchestration | |
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| Rewriting Our Christian Song--Attention to Neglected Themes | |
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| Redirecting Our North American Song--A New Kind of National Anthem | |
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| Reorganizing Our Chorus--A Search for New Alliances | |
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| Two Cheers for the Church: A Not-Quite Hallelujah Chorus (Is There Still a Role for the Church?) | |
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| Scenarios for the Future | |
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| Images for the Future | |
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| The Remnant Within the Remnant | |
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| The Abrahamic Minority | |
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| The Freedom of the Anti-Chameleon | |
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| Beyond Sloganeering: Can We Enter Into "Solidarity with the Oppressed"? | |
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| Denunciation and Annunciation | |
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| Acts of Solidarity Within the Community | |
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| Hearing the Voice of the Voiceless | |
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| Taking Sides ... Politically | |
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| A Theology of "Letting Go" | |
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| Two Cheers for the Church | |
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| First Cheer: Liturgy Can Be Enabling | |
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| Second Cheer: The Global Family Already Exists | |
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| The Last Word: The Primacy of Act | |
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| Notes | |
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| Annotated Bibliography | |
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| Index of Names | |
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| Index of Scripture Passages | |